The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

party, to assemble in their various coun-
ties, upon
THURSDAY, THE Urn DAY OF JULY 1887,
and elect delegates to d convention Of
the friends of division, to be held at
the city of Huron, o
WEDNESDAY,, II 13rH DAY OF L
next, at p. m.
The apportionment for such conven-
ton is recommended to be as follows:-
Aurora. .......14 Hughes. ...... 10
Beadle. ........21 Hutchinson. ....l9|
Bon Homme.. .16 Hyde. IS
Brookings. ....1S Jerauld. ....... 8
Brown. ........25 Kingsbury.....1 IL
Brule. Is Lake. .12
Buffalo. ........3 Lawrence......22
Butte. ..........3 Lincoln. .16
Campbell. ......3 Marshall. .......5
Charles Mix.....8 McCook. .......12
Clark. .........11 McPherson.......5
Clay. ..........13 Miner. ....... II
Codington. -. ..l2 Minnehalla.. 80. %
Custer. .........4 Moody. .l2
Dawson. ......13 Pennington. 49,. q
Day. ..........12 Potter. IS
Deuel.. ........1O Roberts. .......6
Douglas. .......8 Sanborn. ....... 10
Edmunds. ......5 Sargent. .......
Faulk. .........7 Sphinx. ......... 81
Fall River. .....2 Sully
Grant. ........15 Turner. ........17
Hamlin. ........8 Union. IL
Hand. .16 Walworth. .....4
Hanson. ........9 Yankton. ...... IL
The objects of this convention are to
provide for q thorough and vigorous
canvass of South Dakota before the next
election. for the purpose of bringing
out as strong a vote as possible in favor
of division, and to transact such other
business as tho convention may seem
proper.
For the purpose of organizing the
several counties in South Dakota, this
conference names the following gentle
men, as county chairman, for the DUP
pose Of calling the necessary county
conventions:
Aurora, H. +. Fellows. 90. Plankington
Beadle, F. w. Crofoot. .Huron
b Homme, ID. Wilcox Running Water
Brookings, H. s. Murphy. Elkton
Brown, John ii. Drake. aberdeen
Brule. John S.rnbe. 800. Chamberlain
Campbell, +. Alexander. 800. LaGrace
Chas. Mix, A. p. Lucas. .Castalia
Clark, S. H. Elrod. Clark
Clay, ID. G. Shull. ..Vermillion
Codington, I. P. Phillips. .Matertown
Custer, s y. Booth. $50. Custer CITY
A. E. Hitchcock. 80. Mitchell
Day j. c. Adams. ....... Webster
Deuel., A. a. Harkins. Gary
Douglas, +. L. Cocque. ...... Harrison
Faulk, A. Lawrence. ....... Faulkton
Fall River. AS. Stewart. Hot Springs
Grant, A. B. Smedley ....... Milbank
Hamlin, G. w. Pierce. 49,. Castlewood
Hand, A. ID. Hill. Miller
Hanson, A. j. Parshall. Alexandra
Hughes, H. NJ. Mcdonald. Pierre
Hutchinson, =. Buechler. 49,. freeman
Hyde, g. IL. Price, Highmore
Jerauld, S. F. Huntley, Wes'ngtn Spr's
Kingsbnry, J. H. Carroll. 80. DeSinet
Lake, H. j. Patterson. Madison
Lawrence, F. J. Washab' Oh, Deadwood
Lincoln, j. w. Taylor. 80. Canton
McCook, l. ii. Commit. ;. B~ridgewater
Miner, S. II. Bronson. Howard
Minnehaha, r. L. Pettigrew.. .Su Falls
Moody, John Hobart. Enan
bennington. j. w. Fowler, Rapid Citv
Potter, DIR. w. G Stone......
Roberts, Z. F. Drake. ........ Wilmot
Sanborn, Z. D. Kanouse.. y. Woonsocket
Sphinx, +. w. Foster. ..... Frankfort
Union, E. G. Erickson. ...... Elk Point
fankton, l.. u. French. ..... Yankton
The qualifications for voting at the
primary and county meetings Shall be
that the persons so voting shall be
known, unqualified, and thorough
ffiends Of division; and all friends Of
division, irrespective Of party, are ;u-
vitad to participate.
This conference invites the ser;o,,s
attention Of the people Of Dakota to
the fact that this expression. of the will
of the people of Dakota upon this grave
and important question, will probably
be decisive in its results. 1t is thought
ny many we'll advised persons that fhe
next congress will seriously take mn
the question of the division and adj.
mission of Dakota.
A decided and unmistakable en-
preston OF a large majority of the
people Of Dakota, whose right it is to
DECIDE this matter, in favor of division
Will DOUBTLESS exercise a strong and
immediate influence upon the action of,
congress.
Therefore we most respectfully cali
upon all friends of division to unite.
both in sending strong delegations
from each county to the proposed con-
ventlon, and also in polling the largest
possible vote in the county in favor of
This is q critical momen. in the
united and earnest.
J.. J. Klner, C.P Sherwood.
A. {. Mellette, J. r. Lowe.
~ fIuInmer q. G. Keliam,
John A. Owen, Frank AleYander.
John b. Drake, N. H. Day.
Hugh 9: Campbell r. v. Eddy.
i .Edgcrton, DC. Thonas
~. Cory, John Z. Bennett,
4 Hunt I, T. Phillips,
II n Gfaig,, ED heefOck,
III shell. I. s. Wheelock.
$.eS II. r. Peaee.
49, H41lmeSSh John NOftnn.